NGOs also act as technology providers (in some instances acting as Internet service providers and/or application 9L0-509 services providers). An interesting effort along this line is that of Jhai Foundation’s Remote IT Village Project in Laos. Faced with no electricity or telephone wires and harsh conditions, Jhai Foundation is developing the following:
* A rugged 9L0-402 audio exam computer and printer that draws less than 20 watts in normal use (less than 70 watts when the printer is operating) and that can survive dirt, heat and immersion in water;
* A wireless local area network with relay stations based on the 802.11b protocol, that will transmit 9L0-509 signals between the villages and a server located at the Phon Hong Hospital for switching to the Internet or the Lao telephone system; and
* A Lao-language version of the free, Linux-based KDE graphical desktop and Lao-language office tools.
It is expected that Lao villagers in the five pilot areas will use these facilities to make telephone calls 9L0-402 dumps within Lao PDR and internationally (using voice-over-Internet technologies), and for the activities that are so important for their start-up enterprises, such as accounting, letter writing and email.
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